Translating religion

Translating religion: what is lost and gained?

by DeJonge, Michael P. Tietz, Christiane

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  • Full title :Translating religion : what is lost and gained? / edited by Michael P. DeJonge and Christiane Tietz

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  • Publication Date:2015

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  • Description:x, 179 Seiten : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9781138851450, 1138851450, 9781315724102, 1315724103
  • oclc:ocn941065632
  • LC Classification:BL51
  • Dewey Decimal:202

Table of Contents

Introduction : translating religion / Michael P. DeJonge and Christiane TietzTranslating Dao : cross-cultural translation as a hermeneutic of edification / Wei Zhang -- Historical translation : pseudo-Dionysius, Thomas Aquinas, and the unknown God / Michael P. Dejonge -- Philological limits of translating religion : S'raddha and Dharma in Hindu texts / Carlos Lopez -- Translating religion between parents and children / Andrea Schulte -- Thick translation of religion between cultures : the basel mission in Ghana / Ulrike Sill -- Habermas's call for translating religion into secular language / Christiane Tietz -- Does Allah translate "God"? Translating concepts between religions / Klaus von Stosch -- Translating religious symbol systems : some preliminary remarks on Christian art in China / Volker Kster -- Conclusion: what is lost and gained? / Michael P. Dejonge and Christiane Tietz.

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